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oil (n.) ooill: He's been obliged to burn the midnight oil, in order to write his book - Beign da lostey yn ooil meanoie dy voddagh eh screeu e lioar. JJK idiom; (v.) ooillaghey
lubricating oil (n.) ooill smarree
of oil ooiley; (dy) ooil: And the priest shall take some of the log of oil - As nee’n saggyrt goaill kuse jeh’n log dy ooil Bible
oil colour (n.) ooill-yalloo
ooill smarree (f.) lubricating oil
ooill-yalloo (f.) oil colour
mingled (ny) chione: And every meat offering, mingled with oil - As dagh oural-arran, ta ooil ny chione Bible; covestit; fud; mastey: whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices - yn uill oc va Pilate er gheayrtey mastey (fuill) ny ourallyn oc Bible; (ny) vud; seiyt; roie fud-y-cheilley: fire mingled with the hail - yn aile as y sniaghtey-garroo roie fud-y-cheilley Bible; mestit: a tenth deal of flour mingled with the fourth part of an hin of oil - omer dy flooyr mestit lesh yn chiarroo ayrn jeh hin dy ooil Bible; seiy: and mingled my drink with weeping - as er heiy my yough lesh jeïr Bible
oil-bearing (adj.) as ooill ayn
midnight (n.) mean oie, main-oie; meanoie: He's been obliged to burn the midnight oil, in order to write his book - Beign da lostey yn ooil meanoie dy voddagh eh screeu e lioar. JJK idiom
ooil (=Ir. uille) (f.) pl. ooilyn balm: son ta attey ooil casherick e Yee ersyn Bible; ointment; (dy) of oil
ooill (=Ir. ola) (f.) pl. ooillyn oil; ointment: er dyn traa dy ren yn arroo, as y feeyn, as yn ooill ocsyn bishaghey. Bible
ooillaghey 1 anoint, anointing, oil, oiling a: She yn Voirrey cheddin v'ayn, ish ren ooillaghey yn Chiarn Bible; 2 unction, balm
ooill aw (f.) crude oil: Ta Reiltys Saudi Arabia gra dy jean eh dy chooilley nhee dy haghney troggal priosyn, liorish cur magh tooilley ooill aw. BS
lot lab, lansh; cronchor, cronney; cuht; ronney, cron; lot: The whole bag of tricks - Yn clane job-lot. DF idiom; ram: He has a lot of money - Ta ram argid echey. DF idiom; mooarane: The engine consumes a lot of oil - Ta'n greie ceau mooarane ooill. DF idiom; lane: There is a lot lost between the hand and the mouth - Ta lane caillit eddyr y laue as y veeal. DF idiom; skyoll: They got a lot of herring last night off the Shoulder - Hooar ad skyoll dy skeddan riyr mooie jeh'n Gheaylin. DF idiom
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